
Can density be used to identify a substance?
A substance can be identified by its density. Archimedes discovered how to do this while in the bath around 250 BC. By testing how much volume of a substance, usually water, is displaced by an obje...
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Can density be used to identfy a substance?
Density is defined as sample mass divided by volume (D = m/v). Density can differentiate between similar substances if other information is known. Identifying a substance by density alone is very d...
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As you increase the amount of a substance what should happen to its density?
The density of a substance will not change as the amount of the substance is increased. Density represents the ratio of a substance’s mass to its volume. The density of iron, for example, is 7.87...
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If prenatal exposure to a substance leads to birth defects the substance is called a?
teratogen
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What is the difference between low density&high density heating elements?
The density of a heating element in a water heater refers to the wattage of the element in relation to the amount of its surface area. As the elements density lowers, so does the temperature at whi...
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